Happy Eyes
by chunsum

Comment:
Man, now that's a heavy frame! A little over the top for my taste. Too bad that the light was weak on the left side of the face creating blue-toned skin.

Opposable Thumb
by GeneralE

Comment:
Should have cleaned that pinky nail.

Sterna Paradisaea II
by Amason

Comment:
Absolutely fantastic! One of the best shots I've seen on DPC in a very long time. Congrats!

rowan-in-the-tub.jpg
by mrorange002

Comment:
Awesome capture. Man, they must be a riot! Something you can show their friends later in life. LOL!

Here's Holland: Clogs, Cheese and ....
by Philos

Comment:
Interesting image, but colours seem oversaturated. A compression artifact from reducing the image maybe? My submission has the same problem. It looks great in its original size, but suffers from degrdation from resizing.

Message edited by author 2004-09-13 22:33:15.

Quebec City
by darix

Comment:
Nice concept with the stone guradrail, but it feels too heavy, it anchors the shot too strongly in the lower right corner. I know this may have ben impossible, but taing the shot from higher up could have eliminated this. Not an easy task unless you carry with you a step ladder :)

Crater Lake, OR
by slim

Comment:
Nic shot, but the blue channel seems to be overdone: too much blue in the mountains on the other side of the lake.

Hoppily Ever After
by scalvert

Comment:
Thanks for sharing the info on this shot. Great work and imagination. I took a look at your two outtakes and I still prefer the one you finally submitted. Keep it up dude.

Enchanted BC
by zeuszen

Comment:
Very cool image, but way overprocessed for the requirements of the challenge. Looks more like a painting in a gallery (and a good one at that) rather than a photograph. I would also have cloned out that branch in the upper right corner. Can you please let me know what process was used to achieve this result once the challenge over? Thanks.

Breath the fresh air of the Adirondacks
by GBServis

Comment:
Nice sky, but the trees and hills are quite dark. Could have used a bit of dodging. I like how you have some trees in the foreground to frame the bottom of your image.